How Much Researchers And Doctors Know About Covid-19 Till Now

It’s been six months that the world has been facing this lethal disease. Compared to the pandemic early days, doctors and the entire human race are gradually gaining awareness of it. Doctors confess to being more professional in caring for patients than they were
in the pandemic 's tumultuous first weeks, while working on nothing but blind instinct.
On average 4,599 people died during June On average, 4,599 people died worldwide in the Covid-19, down from 6,375 a day in April, according to Reuters reports. According to New York North Well Health, COVID -19 patients admitted to his hospitals in March posted a fatality rate of 21 percent. Because of successful patient Dr. Thomas McGinn, director of the Feinstein
Institutes for Medical Research in Northwell told Reuters.
"I guess this is what everybody is seeing," he said.
"I think people are coming in faster, the use of blood thinners is higher and a lot of little things are adding up," Andra Blomkalns said.

While the planet is far from free from a virus that continues to spread, even though it knows enough about COVID-19. 1While the planet is far from free from a virus that continues to spread, even though it knows enough about COVID-19. 10 million worldwide infections confirmed, and 500,000 deaths.

The United States is still the epicenter of the pandemic and cases in states like Arizona, Florida and Texas are rising at an alarming paceCovid19, the disease caused by the new virus, which often begins as a respiratory disease but can spread to attack organs including the heart, liver, kidneys or central nervous system, is still not being treated for sure. Scientists are off a working vaccine for at least months.

While the world knows plenty about this deadly disease, doctors still stress that infection should be prevented.

By: Sushmita Kumari Jha